GCU News

Tada delivers a moving call to action at Chapel

Joni Eareckson Tada's heartfelt talk Monday at Chapel was all about getting up and doing something for people with disabilities. "Christians are the agents of […]

We the Lopes: Constitution Day hits campus

The words of America's forefathers could be heard over a loud speaker yesterday as three students celebrated Constitution Day by setting up shop on Lopes […]

Canyon 49 Grill revamps menus, entertainment

Canyon 49 Grill has released new menus for breakfast, lunch and dinner and has expanded its entertainment options. The new menus have a southwest twang […]

It's all about that bass (clarinet) at Haas recital

If you stick to just Mozart, you're missing out on a lot, said GCU clarinet professor Tim Haas. So for his bass clarinet recital Sept. […]

Student Success Center innovates way to award

The Academic Web Services Department has developed an an award-winning online resource that's a one-stop shop for GCU students. In the year since its inception, […]

English professor publishes book on the insanity defense

By Theresa Smith GCU News Bureau In August, Dr. Andrea Alden, an assistant professor of English in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, published […]

Why new master's degrees are a win-win

The new master's degrees in teaching content programs at GCU meet educators' needs, enabling high school teachers to keep their jobs teaching dual enrollment and […]

Fitness Facts: How healthy are your bones?

In this week's Fitness Facts, Connie Colbert explains what causes osteoporosis (it's not just your diet) and how to prevent it. It's not as simple […]

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Body dysmorphic disorder

In this week's Mental Health Vitamin, Dr. Deb Wade focuses on body dysmorphic disorder -- the affliction that causes some people to obsess over an […]